MSc Degrees
The Business School offers a number of MSc Degrees. These are available in two different modes: Research MSc degrees where the research element accounts for the totality of the content of the programme and Taught MSc degrees (where the research element is in the form of a dedicated 20 to 30 credits module with the rest of programme consisting of taught modules).
The MSc by Research is available in the following areas (see here for Regulations governing the Degree of Master by Research):
Accounting, Economics, Finance, Food Business, Government, Management and Marketing, Management Information Systems.
The following Taught Master's Degrees are available:
MAcc (Accounting)
MBA
MEconSc
MSc (Asset Management)
MSc (Business Economics)
MSc (Business Information and Analytics Systems)
MSc (Co-operative and Social
Enterprise)
MSc (Co-operative and
Social Enterprise) Qualifying Examination
MSc (Corporate Finance)
MSc (Economics of Business Practice)
MSc (Electronic Business)
MSc (Financial Economics)
MSc (Food Marketing)
MSc (Government)
MSc (Health Economics)
MSc (Healthcare Information Systems)
MSc (Healthcare Leadership)
MSc (Information Systems for Business
Performance)
MSc (Information Systems Risk Management)
MSc (Innovation, Commercialisation and Entrepreneurship)
MSc (Innovation in
European Business)
MSc (International
Public Policy and Diplomacy)
MSc (Management Accounting)
MSc
(Management Information and Managerial Accounting Systems)
MSc (Management and Marketing)
MSc (Supply Chain Management - Lean SCM Black
Belt)
Masters
Qualifying Examination (Business)
MSc
Qualifying Examination
The following MComm degrees are available:
MComm
MComm (Business Economics)
MComm
(Government and Public Policy)
MComm
(Supply Chain Management)